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Foot and Ankle Clinics, 2008
Although tibia metaphyseal nonunion is rare, its treatment is often complex. The merits of related management techniques are discussed. These techniques include: intramedullary nailing, fine wire fixation, and blade plate reconstruction, which is the method preferred by the authors.
Lori K, Reed, Matthew A, Mormino
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Although tibia metaphyseal nonunion is rare, its treatment is often complex. The merits of related management techniques are discussed. These techniques include: intramedullary nailing, fine wire fixation, and blade plate reconstruction, which is the method preferred by the authors.
Lori K, Reed, Matthew A, Mormino
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The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1995
Twenty-eight patients with metaphyseal nonunion were evaluated retrospectively. Initially, all patients were thought to have healing of their fractures. Mild pain and/or instability with weightbearing or discomfort localized around the hardware were common symptoms of this nonunion; however, substantial pain was not a predominant feature.
N A, Ebraheim +3 more
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Twenty-eight patients with metaphyseal nonunion were evaluated retrospectively. Initially, all patients were thought to have healing of their fractures. Mild pain and/or instability with weightbearing or discomfort localized around the hardware were common symptoms of this nonunion; however, substantial pain was not a predominant feature.
N A, Ebraheim +3 more
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2004
Nonunions of long bone fractures can be treated successfully with one operative procedure in more than 90% of patients. In fact, 80% of patients can have good to excellent final restoration of mechanical axis alignment and proper length. Patients with infected nonunions may require more than one procedure to eliminate infection and heal the nonunion ...
E Carlos, Rodriguez-Merchan +1 more
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Nonunions of long bone fractures can be treated successfully with one operative procedure in more than 90% of patients. In fact, 80% of patients can have good to excellent final restoration of mechanical axis alignment and proper length. Patients with infected nonunions may require more than one procedure to eliminate infection and heal the nonunion ...
E Carlos, Rodriguez-Merchan +1 more
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Treatment of Noninfected Nonunions: Normotrophic Nonunions
2006In normotrophic nonunions (the intermediate category between hypertrophic and atrophic nonunions), vascularization at the nonunion site is poor but exists, and on the bone scan detection of the tracer is poor. The biological activity of the connective tissue in the interfragmentary gap is low but not absent.
Gabriella Tuvo +2 more
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JAMA, 1961
Dr. W. A. Mnaymneh: A 56-year-old man was admitted to the Massachusetts General Hospital with the diagnosis of nonunion of the left humeral shaft. His present illness dated back 2 1/2 years prior to admission, at which time he fell downstairs and sustained a fracture of the midshaft of the left humerus. He was admitted to another hospital in which open
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Dr. W. A. Mnaymneh: A 56-year-old man was admitted to the Massachusetts General Hospital with the diagnosis of nonunion of the left humeral shaft. His present illness dated back 2 1/2 years prior to admission, at which time he fell downstairs and sustained a fracture of the midshaft of the left humerus. He was admitted to another hospital in which open
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2021
This chapter presents a case scenario of a 39-year-old male who presents with progressive wrist pain, possibly following a wrist sprain sustained 1.5 years ago, for which he did not seek medical attention. Identification of risk factors associated with scaphoid nonunion contributes to the prevention, diagnosis, and tailored treatment in at risk ...
Bulstra, Anne Eva J. +3 more
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This chapter presents a case scenario of a 39-year-old male who presents with progressive wrist pain, possibly following a wrist sprain sustained 1.5 years ago, for which he did not seek medical attention. Identification of risk factors associated with scaphoid nonunion contributes to the prevention, diagnosis, and tailored treatment in at risk ...
Bulstra, Anne Eva J. +3 more
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Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2007
Thanapong, Waitayawinyu +3 more
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Thanapong, Waitayawinyu +3 more
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